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ABOUT
This is a special year for the Precision Health Meeting as we celebrate our 5th Anniversary and continue to focus on technologies, implementation, and major research breakthroughs.
Over the last several years, this meeting has highlighted the most provocative discoveries and major initiatives in genomic medicine from leaders of national healthcare systems, genomics institutes, international biobank initiatives, transformative diagnostic approaches, and hospital-based implementation and reimbursement. Continuing the historical focus of AGBT on technologies and public-private partnerships, the Precision Health Meeting highlights innovative technologies and their impact in clinical diagnostics and therapeutic development, as well as the evolving view of genotype-phenotype interpretation from rare variants to polygenic risk scores.
This event is for leading genomic researchers, healthcare professionals, and healthcare industry stakeholders. We bring together practitioners and innovators at the interface of genomics, medicine, and health to usher in a new era of precision medicine. Our aim is to pass the torch from pioneering researchers and developers of genome technologies to first movers in healthcare who are establishing standards of care and cutting-edge applications for genome technology in everyday clinical practice.
DATES
September 10-11, 2020
LOCATION
Virtual
2019 DEMOGRAPHICS
293
Attendees
61
Universities and Governments
90
Companies
29
CEOS, CMOS, and CSOS
2020 Sponsors
Register to attend AGBT’s Precision Health meeting focusing on technologies, implementation, and major research breakthroughs. Spaces are limited.
Testimonials
SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
The Genome Partnership convenes the world’s most revered genome science and technology conferences, bringing together top global researchers, leaders, and innovators in human health and agriculture. The Genome Partnership has been proudly organizing The Advances in Genome Biology and Technology (AGBT) meetings since 1999. The Genome Partnership, based in St. Louis, is a not-for-profit organization and its mission is to advance research, promote education, and expand commerce in genome science and technology. For more information visit www.agbt.org.
